The CDE (Career Development Events) competition that took place on April 10 was a highly anticipated event for the Los Fresnos FFA members.

This competition provided a platform for students to showcase their agricultural skills and knowledge, as well as to network with other FFA members from different chapters. The atmosphere was filled with excitement and anticipation as the participants prepared to put their hard work and dedication to the test.

As the students arrived at the competition venue in Jordington, TX, they were greeted with a buzz of excitement and enthusiasm. The event was bustling with activity as students from various FFA chapters mingled with each other, eager to meet new people and make connections within the agricultural community. The air was filled with a sense of camaraderie, as everyone shared a common passion for agriculture and a desire to excel in their chosen CDE categories.

The Los Fresnos FFA members were particularly enthusiastic about the opportunity to compete and interact with their peers from different chapters. They were thrilled at the prospect of showcasing their skills and knowledge in various agricultural disciplines, including livestock judging, agricultural communications, and floriculture. The competition presented a chance for them to not only demonstrate their expertise but also to learn from their fellow competitors and gain valuable insights into different agricultural practices and techniques.

Throughout the day, the students engaged in intense competition, putting their best foot forward in each CDE category. The atmosphere was charged with tension and determination as the participants focused on delivering their best performances. Despite the pressure of competition, the students were able to build connections with their peers from other chapters, exchanging tips and strategies and forming new friendships along the way.

FFA member Miranda Fajardo a FFA member at Los Fresnos High school briefly talked about how her experience with the CDE competition.

”I had such a great time learning new things,” Fajardo said.